Follow my awesome Google Reader shared items

January 27th, 2009 by Adamu
Adamu

Now that my work allows me to use headphones, I am using Google Reader to keep my podcasts in order and also to follow news/blogs etc.

As I do so, you might be interested to follow my Shared Items, where I’ll post the most interesting posts and my own brief commentary.

I still use my public Google Notebook, but expect this to get updated much more often.

Joe hacked this post to add: My starred items (yes, not shared—I’m the iconoclast here) can be seen here, for the two and a half of you who are interested.

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  • 6 Responses to 'Follow my awesome Google Reader shared items'

    1. Gen Kanai Says:

      Google has announced that they are killing Notebook so you ought to consider saving that stuff back to your local machine so you dont lose it.

    2. Adamu Says:

      Gasp! Well it looks like they imported most of the same functionality into Reader, so I am cool with that. I will definitely be sure to back that up :o ooo thanks

    3. Curzon Says:

      Joe, I resent that veiled jab at me, I am at least the equivalent of three people.

    4. Gen Kanai Says:

      http://gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/01/26/adieu-google-notebook/

    5. Roy Berman Says:

      Notebook won’t be shut down though, they’re just closing it to new accounts. Honestly, I don’t see why they should even do that. It can’t really cost them anything significant if they don’t put any more development into it.

    6. Adamu Says:

      Next awesome Google Reader feature on my wishlist:

      Continuously playing podcast playlists. They already have a built-in player for mp3s and flash video, but they need one for mp4 files and they need continuous playback so i dont have to go hunting around after one finishes.

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